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How can we better understand global issues? And what does it mean to do international relations theory today?
Concepts in International Relations offers a fresh and accessible introduction to IR theory through the lens of the key concepts that shape our world - power, security, race, gender, the environment, and more. Unlike traditional textbooks, this book treats concepts not just as tools but as the very foundation of international thinking and practice.
Concepts don't just describe the world - they make it. Politicians, scholars and activists all use them to frame debates, justify actions and imagine alternatives. By interpreting and reimagining these concepts, theory becomes a powerful way to engage with global politics.
This book is the essential companion for undergraduate and postgraduate students approaching IR or IR theory for the first time.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction - Felix Berenskötter
Chapter 2: Studying Concepts - Felix Berenskötter
Chapter 3: Rationality - Annette Freyberg-Inan
Chapter 4: Emotions - Simon Koschut
Chapter 5: International Order - Felix Berenskötter
Chapter 6: Colonialism - Jasmine Gani
Chapter 7: Sovereignty - Tanja Aalberts
Chapter 8: The Nation - Jaakko Heiskanen
Chapter 9: Race - Somdeep Sen
Chapter 10: Diplomacy - Halvard Leira
Chapter 11: War - Mark Lacy and Felix Berenskötter
Chapter 12: Peace - Felix Berenskötter and Sachiho Funabashi
Chapter 13: Gender - Laura Sjoberg and Thomas Worth
Chapter 14: Security - Pinar Bilgin
Chapter 15: Terrorism - Lee Jarvis
Chapter 16: Power - Stephanie Winkler
Chapter 17: Democracy - Piki Ish-Shalom and Jonas Wolff
Chapter 18: The Market - Oliver Kessler
Chapter 19: Development - Heloise Weber
Chapter 20: Justice - Oumar Ba
Chapter 21: International Community - Mor Mitrani and Evgeny Roshchin
Chapter 22: Climate Change - Michael Albert
